How about the Alaska route of Princess Cruises? Can you introduce it?

When it comes to the United States, many people really want to travel, and Alaska is a very famous tourist destination, attracting tourists from all over the world. When traveling in Alaska, you have to mention cruise ships. Let's follow Yuehe Tourism to learn about Alaska cruise ships!

Introduction of Alaska Cruise

1. Princess Cruise

Princess Cruise is the dominant cruise ship and land combination product in Alaska. It not only deploys the largest number of ships in Alaska route area, but also has the exclusive cruise ship terminal Whittier Port and the exclusive tour train from the port to fairbanks. In this area, it also has its own exclusive American Princess Cabin Resort Hotel to entertain the guests of Princess Cruise.

2. Novozymes Cruises

Three ships will be sent to Alaska in p>218. The Norwegian Blissful is the latest ship of the company. After its launch in April, it arrived in Alaska across the Atlantic Ocean via the Panama Canal in Europe, and it will be the largest and newest cruise ship in Alaska in 218.

3. Holland-America Cruises

There will be six ships running on Alaska routes, second only to Princess Cruises in terms of the number of ships deployed, and also the largest cruise ship in Alaska. The most distinctive combination of land and sea routes between Holland and America is the deepest cruise ship and inland tour line.

Alaska Cruise Guide

Tourists: The passengers on board are mainly adults, and the middle-aged and elderly people are estimated to account for half, so that there will not be too many children like Disney, or many high schools and college students like Carnival, which is crazy.

Route selection: There are several cruise routes in Alaska, ranging from five days, seven days to more than ten days. There are those who leave from Seattle and return to Seattle, those who leave from Seattle to Anchorage unilaterally and their opposite unilaterally, and those who leave from Vancouver or San Francisco. When choosing a route, you should pay attention to your identity and be able to enter and leave the United States and Canada freely. Without a legal visa/identity, the cruise company will refuse you to board the ship.

cabin selection: cabins are generally divided into 5-6 levels: inner cabin (without windows), window cabin (with obstructions, such as lifeboats), window cabin (without obstructions), balcony cabin and suite cabin (small suite/large suite). The price of a seven-day cruise ship ranges from more than 5 to more than 2, per person (in cold season and spring) to more than 1, to more than 3, per person (in peak season and during summer vacation).

a cabin of the same class will have several price tier on different floors and in different positions (distance from the elevator, bow/body/tail). Don't worry about the trouble. There are electronic maps of fares and optional cabins of each class on the website of the cruise company. You can choose your own cabin when purchasing tickets. If you buy a balcony cabin, you should pay attention to the direction when choosing the cabin.

if you buy a round trip, it doesn't matter whether you are left or right, and you can all see the same scenery. But if it's a one-way trip, because the coastline is on the east side of the route, you should choose the cabin on the right side of the ship to buy from Seattle to Anchorage (from south to north), so that you can see more of the coastline. On the contrary, for ships going south, it is better to choose the cabin on the left. All right! I hope my answer will help you.